Farmers are increasingly turning to drones as their newest, most efficient tool in agriculture. Let's take a look at the facts and figures.

Drones are quickly taking over a number of different sectors, and many are asserting that they will soon be flying through fields, usurping many roles currently fulfilled by farmers.

A notable exception is Japan, which uses drones extensively for agriculture purposes. With regulation governing drone use up for discussion in 2015, the United States could soon follow Japan’s lead.

Naturally, many companies - large and small- are actively pursuing the new commercial opportunities that technologies enable. This explores the latest technical and development trends, particularly ...

A PricewaterhouseCoopers report pegs the agriculture drone market to be worth $32.4 billion: Heres what you should know.

Opportunities in the drone data services market are driven by expanding applications across industries like agriculture, construction, and security. Key growth areas include real-time data streaming, ...

Dr. Yudhishther S. Bagal The author is Assistant Professor, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab) Technology, in the modern agriculture system, has formed an essential part of the ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) – In a story Dec. 14 about a growing interest in the use of drones for agriculture, The Associated Press reported erroneously which school’s researchers flew drones this ...

Nearly $3 million in regional and state-wide grants will fund the ‘Drones Uplifting California Communities’ program, serving ...

Still, he said for drones to have a meaningful and long-lasting impact in agriculture, they need to be retrofitted with additional devices to collect more information such as thermal sensors to ...